2002
DOI: 10.21236/ada411068
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Review of the Carrier Approach Criteria for Carrier-Based Aircraft - Phase I: Final Report

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“…Unlike the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) path planning problem [18], the landing path of manned aircraft is fixed and can only be selected from several candidates. Therefore, instead of planning the landing path, it is determined before the aircraft is ready to reach the carrier, and the landing path determination is also a part of the LCO's work [19,20]. However, no relevant literature has been reported on this issue so far.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unlike the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) path planning problem [18], the landing path of manned aircraft is fixed and can only be selected from several candidates. Therefore, instead of planning the landing path, it is determined before the aircraft is ready to reach the carrier, and the landing path determination is also a part of the LCO's work [19,20]. However, no relevant literature has been reported on this issue so far.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the engineering application point of view, the less rules are, the more convenient employment is. Above all, it's needful to gain a method on determining fuzzy rule library boundary [1][2][3][4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En la fase final el avión se aproximaba de forma prácticamente plana -a una altitud constante de 90 ft-, de forma que si todo era correcto finalmente dejaba el motor al ralentí y se posaba sobre la cubierta confiando en enganchar alguno de los numerosos cables dispuestos transversalmente. (Imagen extraída de la referencia [93], figura 1, pág. 8).…”
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“…La referencia [93] menciona incluso un refinamiento de la técnica de pilotaje de determinados aviones, en los que el piloto debe proceder como si una varilla imaginaria que discurriera por detrás de su cuello conectara sus dos manos -mientras están aferradas a sus respectivos controles-. De esta manera, un incremento en la palanca de gases (control de la mano izquierda hacia adelante) debería ir acompañada de un ligero encabritado (control de la mano derecha hacia atrás), y viceversa.…”
Section: Gancho De Apontajeunclassified
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